A US China Climate Surge

A bloodred tide shall surge

I feel a surge of deep satisfaction

(a) A surge in the pace of economic growth in the developing countries

This is when the surge happens.

When the oceans surge and swell,

When the oceans surge and swell,

Overall, there has been a surge in the growth of services exports.

The late 1990s saw a surge in overseas acquisitions by Indian enterprises.

Then surge on from where the people surge and ask Allah for forgiveness. He is Forgiving and the Most Merciful.

Then surge on from where the people surge and ask Allah for forgiveness. He is Forgiving and the Most Merciful.

UNCDF's presence in Asia was increased significantly ,with a surge of new programmes

In 2003, a new and sustained surge in demand for United Nations peacekeeping began.

Globalization has generated an unprecedented surge in prosperity.

East Timor experienced a surge of unrest around the period of Indonesia s election (29 May).

HIV Aids China reports 14 surge in new cases

Several factors contributed to the surge in ATS abuse.

And during this time, there's a surge of prolactin, the likes of which a modern day never sees.

21. Many delegations called for clear definition of core and surge requirements of the Department, while others urged the development of a realistic concept of well coordinated permanent, surge and specialist functions within the Department.

In fact, there's a surge channel where the tide is moving back and forth, twice a day, pretty rapidly.

In addition, this battalion will strengthen the Mission's surge capacity by acting as a quick reaction force.

The pressure relief devices shall be of a type that will resist dynamic forces including liquid surge.

(f) An increase in the number of baffles and surge plates

In March of 2007, he gave a speech, after which there was a surge in participation amongst Libyan foreign fighters.

During 2004 and 2005, United Nations peacekeeping faced tremendous challenges from a surge of operations, particularly in Africa.

An export surge has caused Japan apos s trade surplus to rise once again (see table A.8).

These include the establishment of surge capacity training in tsunami affected countries.

(a) in an ullage condition liable to produce an unacceptable hydraulic force due to surge within the portable tank

I was able to stretch out my arms and sore wrists and I felt a sudden surge of victory.

So this experiment would have to cause a surge of oxytocin, have to grab it fast and keep it cold.

There had been a surge in the number and scope of United Nations peacekeeping operations over the past four years.

With a surge height of 7 10 meters, and flooding at some locations extending 20 kilometers inland, Katrina caused catastrophic damage to the Gulf Coast, which has yet to be fully repaired. In 1989, Hurricane Hugo struck near Charleston, South Carolina, with a surge height of nearly four meters.

The destruction of mangroves in coastal areas may increase hazards associated with storm surge.

But fears of mass cancellations have failed to materialise and some organisers say there has even been a last minute surge.

No. What we saw, instead, was a moral surge among the French an act of self defense by the body politic.

A number of standby arrangements with key partners will help ensure that the necessary surge capacity is in place for major emergencies.

The surge in peacekeeping operations since 2003 had made it impossible, however, to devote time to the preparation of such a report.

Those developments, coupled with relatively high costs of using terrestrial circuits, had resulted in a surge of corporate and public communications networks.

As a consequence, the normal surge of cash inflows traditionally expected at the beginning of each year has not materialized for 1998.

Other examples to consider. In the U.K., the Thames Barrier protects London from storm surge.

The most promising development on the demand side remains the surge in consumption in India.

Over the past decade and a half, there had been a surge in such operations and indeed a change of concept, in that operations had become multidimensional.

MINUGUA was harshly questioned when it opposed reinstating the death penalty in Guatemala in response to a post conflict surge in violent crime.

That was particularly important in the light of the recent surge in peacekeeping activity, which had put a great strain on the Organization.

And depending on who you ask, the surge was supposed to push it up even further.